Allowing Shorts at Work: Is It a Good Idea?
The COVID-19 pandemic reframed how we work, where we work, and now — potentially — what we wear to work. Professionals might be wondering which
Tag: Inclusiveness
5 Ways to Improve Collaboration in the Hybrid Workplace
In the final stages of the Great Return, as the last companies transition from 100% remote to a hybrid work schedule, many employees are looking
6 steps for building a more inclusive culture at work
Imagine you’re sitting around a boardroom table or participating in an online workplace meeting. You and your colleagues are Black, Asian, Latinx, white, and mixed-race.
How to set up a reciprocal mentoring program for employee engagement
When thinking of mentoring, what comes to mind is a seasoned executive giving advice to a younger person just starting their career. The older, more
How to combat isolation and loneliness in the office
Isolation is becoming more common in work settings. The rise of office isolation is partially due to technology, long working hours, and office design. Furthermore,
Workplace etiquette: How to interact with a person with a disability
People with disabilities are one of the fastest growing customer and employee bases. According to the Centers for Disease Control one in four Americans have
Relating to your autism spectrum (AS) coworker
Working with an autism spectrum coworker is a complex topic. This short article offers some possible approaches to interacting with an autistic coworker. No two
Ways to celebrate Women’s Equality Day in the office
What is the significance of August 26 in the United States? The date marks the anniversary of the certification of the 19th Amendment to the
What to do if you are offended by the R-word
Imagine you are in the breakroom chatting to your colleague nonchalantly over a cup of coffee when you overhear someone on the phone describing a
I said something offensive. How can I get my foot out of my mouth gracefully?
So it happened. You said something insensitive and now your foot is lodged so deep in your mouth that you’re tasting toenail. Making an inappropriate